Spacious Apartment in Florence, Tuscany with Terrace

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The polished wood parquet flows seamlessly through this 300 sqm apartment, immediately conveying the home's tone: spacious, bright, contemporary. Large windows allow generous natural light to flood in, softened by light curtains, while spotlights create an evening ambiance. Certain details add measure and character without excess, such as the glass coffee table with a dark marble base, the round glass dining table, and the modern staircase with light wood steps and a metal handrail, naturally leading to the upper levels. Ten rooms and four bathrooms allow for a space distribution suitable for both daily living and a home designed for entertaining. The overall layout conveys a sense of openness, supported by well-lit rooms and openings that connect the interior and exterior. The balcony with a wrought iron railing offers a measured urban view, while the terrace significantly enhances the quality of outdoor living: terracotta flooring, terracotta pots with green plants, an arch structure covered in vegetation, and metal tables and chairs create a space to truly live in, not just observe. In one corner, there is also a covered barbecue, making the terrace particularly suitable for convivial moments and extended use during the pleasant season. Completing the property's profile is the elevator, an important feature in an apartment of this size, facilitating easier movement and more convenient daily management of the spaces. A dinner on the terrace, a few guests gathered around the table, the changing light on the terracotta surfaces: this home naturally lends itself to an open, dynamic, and pleasant way of living. The interiors maintain the same coherence, with spaces that can accommodate conversation, reading, work, or entertaining without losing balance. The urban atmosphere of Florence discreetly enters through the views, among historic buildings, street life, and a vibrant city context, making the apartment suitable for those seeking a significant presence in the city without sacrificing genuinely usable outdoor spaces. An apartment of this size, with ten rooms, four bathrooms, an elevator, and a terrace, represents a rare offering in the context of Florence. For its spaciousness, layout, and quality of open spaces, it is poised to become a solid and contemporary representative residence, set in one of Italy's most recognizable cities, naturally blending domestic life with a connection to the urban fabric.